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Steve Jobs Gives Chilean Miners Apple IPods

By Nick Spence

Macworld U.K. |

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Apple's caring sharing CEO Steve Jobs has opened his heart and wallet to offer the 33 Chilean miners stuck in a collapsed mine tunnel more than 2,000 feet below ground since 5 August, free iPods.

According to Reuters, the Apple boss has sent each the latest iPod to celebrate the end of two-month plus ordeal. Real Madrid and Manchester United meanwhile, have both invited the men to watch a top game as guests of the football teams.

Most of the miners were found to be in good health, both physically and mentally, despite being stuck underground for so long, and at first feared dead.

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